JIMMY D
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Byard Miller wrote:
I have the perfect rig for that scenario...a 20' Grand Laker canoe. A style designed for fishing the Maine wilds. Made from glassed over strips of cedar, it sports birds-eye maple seats and thwarts, mahogany rails and deck and a heavy solid mahogany transom to hold the 8 hp Johnson. Not one of the pieces of wood is joined together lengthwise...including the 20' mahogany rails. A real beauty, built for me by a Maine Guide friend.--
Unfortunately, I seldom get to use it anymore. It has missed the last five fishing seasons. I always make a New Year's resolution of finding the time to get it wet...but something else always gets in the way...:-(
If anyone thinks they could give this piece of art a good home, please let me know. She won't come cheap, so serious inquires only...;^)
Here's a peak... <http://www.virtualflybox.com/temp/laker/> ...the bottom three pics are of a different craft.
keep trollin'...byard
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